Sheppard, Jack. <i>The Life and Exploits of Jack Sheppard : a Notorious Housebreaker and Footpad; Giving a Full Acount of His Numerous Robberies: His Escape from the New Prison; His Commitment to Newgate; He Is Tried, and Receives Sentence of Death; His Wonderful Escape from Thence Although Loaded with Irons; He Is Retaken, Confined in the Condemned Cell, and Chained to the Floor; Then Removed to a Stronger Place in Newgate, Called the Castle, from Which Place He Escapes in the Night; He Is Again Taken, and Secured in Newgate; after Which He Is Hung at Tyburn</i>. Thomas Richardson, 1830.